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Target Areas
Menominee TribeProject Name: Project Venture
Project Director -
Shannon Wilber
Phone: (715) 799-5222
Fax: (715) 799-4525
e-mail: swilber@mitw.orgProject Coordinator -
Patricia James
Phone: (715) 799-5228
Fax: (715) 799-4525
e-mail: pjames@mitw.orgInternal Evaluator -
Shannon Wilber
Phone: (715) 799-5222
Fax: (715) 799-4525
e-mail: swilber@mitw.orgExternal Evaluator -
Nicole Bowman
Phone: (715) 526-9240
Fax: (715) 526-6028
e-mail: nbowman@charter.netMenominee Tribal Demographics: 1,223 students in one school district, 99.9% of which are Native American.
Award Amount: $86,440
Lead Agency: Menominee Indian Tribe of Wisconsin
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Program Implemented
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Key Expected
Outcomes
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Domains Addressed
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Project Venture
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1. By December 2005, 100 core group
youth participants in Project Venture will have identified at least
two positive role models and will have decreased their drug and alcohol
use by 25% as identified by the CORE/GPRA instrument and culutrally
appropriate instruments (talking circles, attendance, and interviews)
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Individual, Peer, Family, School, Community & Environment |
| 2. By December 2005, at least 100 youth will have participated in 25 hours of Project Venture/Menominee Culture decision making and problem solving activities so that they think about how the choices they make affect themselves and others at least 50% of the time as measured by the Core GPRA and culutrally appropriate instruments (talking circles, attendance, and interviews) | ||
| 3. By December 2005, 100 core participants in Project Venture will understand the negative affects of drugs/alcohol and spend 3 hours monyhly in positive and healthy activities as measured by the CORE/GPRAand culutrally appropriate instruments (talking circles, attendance, and interviews) |
